Shazia Marri, a leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), has emphasized the importance of universal access to high-speed internet, suggesting that it should be recognized as a fundamental right in the country's constitution.
She highlighted the significance of internet access in the modern era, stating that Pakistan has been left behind in terms of technology. Despite being an ally, Marri clarified that the PPP is not part of the government.
Marri also mentioned that Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the PPP chairman, advocates for digital rights, which are being restricted, resulting in limited internet access ¹.
*Key Points:*
- *Universal Internet Access*: Shazia Marri stresses the need for everyone to have access to high-speed internet.
- *Constitutional Right*: She suggests that internet access should be recognized as a fundamental right in Pakistan's constitution.
- *Digital Rights*: Bilawal Bhutto Zardari advocates for digital rights, which are being restricted.
- *Limited Internet Access*: The restriction of digital rights has resulted in limited internet access.
